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Question Zen 6 Speculation Thread

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Now think of bad press they will get if they market 9950X3DD as gaming part
Simple. They don't market it as anything. Let the CPU sell on the basis of its virtues.

I can't remember the last time I saw a cool ad or even an exciting review for Threadripper yet AMD is still making these chips.
 
Just as I said before, Zen 6 will be to Zen 5, what Zen 4 was to Zen 3. MT will get the biggest boost, ST will get smaller boost, IPC increase will be very similar to Zen 4s claimed 13% (reality ~10%). Zen 4 was also an evolution. Mark it.
 
Just as I said before, Zen 6 will be to Zen 5, what Zen 4 was to Zen 3. MT will get the biggest boost, ST will get smaller boost, IPC increase will be very similar to Zen 4s claimed 13% (reality ~10%). Zen 4 was also an evolution. Mark it.
I think both will excel my and st
 
Zen6 memory controller changes have nothing to do with DDR6/LPDDR6, they are changing the physical design/topology to allow for higher speeds, that's all (though I'm pretty sure you'll need a new motherboard to actually take advantage of those changes).
Do higher memory speeds even matter if you have zen6 x3D?
 
Zen6 memory controller changes have nothing to do with DDR6/LPDDR6, they are changing the physical design/topology to allow for higher speeds, that's all (though I'm pretty sure you'll need a new motherboard to actually take advantage of those changes).
So there will be a refresh of 800 series motherboards to take advantage of increased memory speeds you think?
 
If there are two memory controllers in the consumer Zen 6 IOD, then that's most likely for DDR5 and DDR6.

Could SERIOUSLY point to DDR6 launching for consumer in H2 2026!
Intel has 2 MCs for their DDR5 bus on ADL/RPL/MTL/ARL. It has no bearing on a Combo-PHY existing. If DDR6 was launching in late 2026, we would've had public press releases of ES DDR6 ICs years ago.
 
Just as I said before, Zen 6 will be to Zen 5, what Zen 4 was to Zen 3. MT will get the biggest boost, ST will get smaller boost, IPC increase will be very similar to Zen 4s claimed 13% (reality ~10%). Zen 4 was also an evolution. Mark it.

Well, if the connection between IOD and CCD is changed from serdes to fan-out, it could on its own bring decent performance improvements, specially in terms of latency and power redistribution.
 
Mr. DIMM is the correct answer.

On that note, the mem controller(s) rumor likely has to do with CUDIMM or MRDIMM support.
 
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Just so we get it clear, Raphael and Granite Ridge ALREADY HAVE 2 memory controllers. One per channel, handling two sub-channels, just like Intel. Why this is news is crazy to me. Even RTG is covering it like it's a novel feature.
It just shows you that the tech rumor mill doesn’t actually understand tech. Their main motivation is to be first to the press and generate impressions, not to be accurate and uphold high journalistic integrity by doing due diligence before publishing.
 
whats more interesting is desktop zen6 is N2X, of course like he said it could only be for the 10950X but still.
 
whats more interesting is desktop zen6 is N2X, of course like he said it could only be for the 10950X but still.
He is just spewing nonsense how can AMD make N2X when it is not in HVM from TSMC same for N2P the silicon they are receiving is Vanilla N2 rn it just happens that N2/N2P share the PDK with everything same N2P is H2 26 HVM how can we get products before HVM lol

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